Wilden divorce suit cites threats and ten thousand alimony
Mrs Salina J Wilden files in superior court for divorce from Will J Wilden of Wlithart township charging repeated abusive actions including a night of threats with dynamite on the premises. She seeks 10000 alimony and restraining orders on sale or mortgage of property until settlement. Hortense M Hahn also files for divorce from Clarence R Hahn on grounds of desertion and non support after he sent money to Kansas City never delivered. The Hahns formerly resided at Goshen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salina J. Wilden
One Superior
Will J.wilden
Wlithart Township
Wilden
Ihei
Abs. Wilden
Goshen
M. Hahn
Clarence R. Hahn
Hahn
Kansas City
Ireland bride seeks relief in city court trial
Police report of a case in which Held, a foreman, faced amended charges after an affidavit by Mrs Catherine Cephes. The affidavit was withdrawn and a new accusation filed. The husband, a local man, was bound over for $500 on a separate charge. The wife, recently married to Held’s stepson and from Ireland, describes severe abuse by her husband and his family, including neglect, cruelty, and abandonment. Friends prompted action after the husband briefly contributed to her support.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martin
T --Shore
Catherine Cephes
Deglect
Ireland
New South Shore Route Name Adopted by Chicago Line
Officials of the Chicago Lake Shore and South Bend Railway rename the South Shore route and unveil a revised timetable. The new schedule adds a limited train and adjusts car operations between South Bend, LaSalle Street, and Calumet stations while increasing service east and west. Nineteen local Hammond to Gary trains continue, and ten cars run between Hammond and Michigan City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago, Lake Shore & South Bend Railway Company
South Shore
South Bend
LaSalle’ Street
Chicago
Calumet
Han
Mond
South
Bend
Michigan City
Hammond
Gary
Elkhart Men Dominate Local Gun Club Shoot
Henry Kolb secretary of the Goshen Gun Club tabulated scores and announced winners. Roy Miles of Milford led with six turkeys and 81 blue rocks from 140 possible. Fred Reenleee of Goshen took five turkeys with 126 birds from 200. Richard Turnock of Elkhart and Charles Witt among top finishers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Kolb
Goshen
Anho
Roy Miles
Milford
Fred.reenlee
Richard
Turnock
Elkhart
Charles Witt
Elkhart Democrats Urge Meeting on Shively Resolution
Local Democrats from Elkhart County call a Monday night gathering at Truth Hall to express sentiment on the Benj. F. Shively resolution and the U. S. senatorship. They accuse Wikhart legislators of a pact with St. Joseph County and urge prompt action to reflect the electorate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alll Democrats
Elkhart
Vicinty
Truth Hall
Benj. F. Shively
Wikhart
St. Joseph
United States
Shively
United States Senate
Democratic Party
Detectives Seek Two Suspects Tied to Counterfeiting
Capt Hall of the Secret Service and Indianapolis men led a Monday search in Elkhart and South Bend for two men linked to counterfeiting cases against William Hickman and Dennis Allison. They allegedly passed bad money in South Bend last spring and face trial in Indianapolis. One suspect is said to have fled to Michigan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hall
Secret Service
Indiannapolis
Elkhart
Guy Clark
Thomas Butler
Indianapolis
Dec
Thesmans
South Bend
Michigan
Teachers Face Empty Treasury in South Bend
Fragmented OCR reads indicate South Bend teachers face salary shortages as the board skips or delays promised payments until a spending provision is provided, signaling budget strain and potential disruption of pay.
Inland waterways survey urged for Elkhart and region
National Rivers and Harbors Congress official S A Thompson urged joint city action to push for government surveys of Erie and Michigan canal routes. He said surveys, then coordinated campaigns, could win federal approval and attract inland-waterway benefits for Elkhart South Bend Goshen Fort Wayne and Monroe Benton Harbor routes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Erie
Michigan
Elkhart
S.A. _Thompson
National Rivers and Harbors
Congress
C. T. Greene
Hunc
Michigan Waterways
Mgr. Thomson
Thompson
Bonj. B Deahl
Goshen
National Rivers’ and” Harbors Congress
Washington
Erie and Michigan Canal
Toledo and Elkhart
Ft. Wayne
Monroe
Benton ‘Harbor
South Bend
Indiana
Wivers
Harbors Congress
All- Parte
FIRM MAY PAY OUT
Creditors meet December 10 in Referee Lambert’s office South Bend to review W P Bacon furniture firm. Claims total 28601 22 with assets estimated 35556 33, about 7000 more than liabilities. James Light seeks 1800 for commissions. appraisers named to value Indiana stock. Inventory work begins at the Elkhart and Kendalville stores.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. P. Bacon Furniture
Lambert
South Bend
Elain
Focal
James
Light
Bacon
Francis. B. Lambert
George Nuiteber Jr
K. Kirkwood
Andrew ‘Zigler
AW. P
Indiana
Wikhart Furniture
Kendalville
Elkhart
Goshen youth in court on theft and larceny charges
Paul Raifsnyder, a Goshen conductor, is brought before Sheriff Ziesel after being charged with burglary and larceny in connection with stealing brass fittings from Goshen Motor Works. He pleads not guilty and awaits trial with bond set at 7400.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jany
Ines
Paul Raifsynder
William Aifsynder
Goshen
Michigan
Lake Shore
Ziesel
Railsynder
Goshen Motor Works
Hrig
Uake
Elkhart
Jesse Lei Smith
Raifenyder
Bvolkhart
Clyde Lessee
Ofuer
Lewis H.jordan Et
Taft Cannon Cease Fire Reported In May Truce
Hot Springs reports a truce in the Taft Cannon dispute. A mediator and Representative William B. McKinley are said to have arranged terms. If President elect Taft agrees to Cannon as Speaker, reformists within Roosevelt and Taft factions may gain a smoother path to a progressive program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hot Springs
William
B. McKinley
Chicago
Cannon
The
House
Mr.Taft
Ruler Faces Scrutiny Over Secret Money Ties
A public probe examines a leading official's undisclosed funding links. Investigators seek records from financial partners and political groups to determine influence, with officials emphasizing transparency while opposition calls for full disclosure.
National association blasts bridge plan amid dynamite threat
A national organization warned that a bridge project in Oregon could be dynamited to stop the work. The body said it would pursue legal action and seize treasury funds to punish the effort.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National’ Erectors
Ihea
Atiow
Secret Service Man Visits Elkhart
Fragmentary OCR notes mention a Secret Service man visiting Elkhart and an apparent misread line about a Captain visiting Jelishayt South Bend, with unclear context and transcription errors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Segret
Elkhart
Indiana civic leader Murdock dies. bank president and gas advocate
Longtime Lafayette figure Mr. Murdock died after a career as founder of Citizens Natural Gas of Lafay ette and president of Merchants Bank. He organized the Indiana School Book Company and led gas ventures in Ohio and Indiana. Survived by two sons and a daughter, his widow Mrs. Joanna Bourk Murdock had died earlier.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ariel
Tippecanoe
Cwarden
Indiana
Michigan
Lafayette
Chicago
New York
Citizens Natural ‘Gas, Company
Merchants’ National ‘Bank
Indiana School ‘Book Company
Murdock
Ohio
South Bend
Ft. “Wayne
Wabasa Valley
Joanna Bourk
Samuel
Charles” ‘Murdock
Mary”. Murdock
Stevens Goes to Miners' Congress
A. F. Stevens of Silver City Idaho a mining magnate who has been in Elkhart several weeks left for Chicago and will travel to Pittsburgh Pa to attend the eleventh annual session of the American Mining congress He was commissioned by Governor Gooding to represent Idaho at the national gathering of mining experts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Silver City
Idaho
Elkhart
Chicago
Pittsburg
American Mining Congress
Mgr
Stevens
Gov
Goodie
Coal Wagon Runaway Injures Local Driver
David Smith, a coal teamster for B C Godfrey & Sons, was badly hurt in a runaway on Middlebury Street. The horses sprang the trace, the wagon wheel passed over his right hand thumb, and he dragged himself to the barn before going home on East Jackson Street. He endures considerable pain but believes he escaped more serious harm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David Smith
B.C. Godfrey’ & Sons
Middlebury
Senator-Elect Walter Legeman Dies in Evansville
Dr. Walter Legeman, Republican senator-elect from Vanderburgh County, died while riding with his wife on Saturday after an illness. A special election will be necessary to select a successor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter. Legeman
Evansville
Vanderburg
Legeman
Berkey Cousin Accidentally Shot in Wall Pharmacy
A telegram reports William Berkey of Wall Pharmacy was accidentally shot by his cousin. The incident details remain unclear with fragments indicating a mishap at a local drugstore and ongoing investigation.
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Berkey
Dr Williams Pink Pills Save Life Alleged Letter Claim
A testimonial describes a Bellefont patient suffering impoverished blood with palpitations breathlessness and weakness finding relief after using Dr Williams Pink Pills. The letter claims several boxes restored health and urges others to request a free booklet and buy pills at 50 cents a box or six for $2.50 from Dr Williams Medicine Co Schenectady NY.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bellefon
Dr. Williams
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